Jewish Identity: Who are “The Jewish People”?
(45 mins)
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Course Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Explain a broad overview of Jewish identity and the global Jewish population
- Summarize and identify historical antisemitic tropes
- Describe the mutation of antisemitism and how it is presenting in today’s world
This course will take approximately 2-2.5 hours to complete. Supplemental reading is provided for further optional learning.
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MODULE 1
Who are "the Jewish People?"
Introduction: Building Understanding and Awareness
Welcome to Module 1! In this first part of the course, we’ll begin our journey toward understanding Jewish identity and exploring the roots and realities of antisemitism. Through this module, you’ll gain historical context, engage with personal stories, and reflect on how these topics connect to education and community today. Our goal is not only to build awareness but also to encourage empathy and meaningful reflection. As you move through each section, we invite you to approach the material with openness and curiosity, seeking to understand, not just to learn. Let’s begin this important conversation together and lay the foundation for deeper understanding in the modules ahead.
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Open Reflection
Opening Perspectives: Laying the Groundwork for Identity and Awareness
You’re about to watch two short videos that introduce the Jewish people and explore the history and impact of antisemitism. As you watch, take note of any key ideas or moments that stand out, these will help you reflect and connect what you learn throughout the module.
Who are the Jewsish People?
Antisemitism in Our Midst
Vocie of the Students video (Introduction)
This is where the video of the students leading with go. Once I have the video. There will be an introduction that will be applied here.
Students Voice Video will go here
Knowledge Check!
Every story deserves reflection—here’s yours! You’ve journeyed through powerful themes of Jewish identity and resilience. Now, it’s time to pause and reflect on what you’ve discovered. This quick knowledge check will help you connect the dots, reinforce your learning, and celebrate how far you’ve come in understanding this important topic.
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Module 1 Wrap-Up: Reflecting and Building Understanding Together
As we close out Module 1, take a moment to reflect on what you’ve learned about Jewish identity and the impacts of antisemitism. Your curiosity and engagement make this work meaningful. We look forward to seeing you in Module 2 as we continue building understanding and awareness.
Jewish Identity: Who are “The Jewish People”?
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Jewish Identity: Who are “The Jewish People”?
(45 mins)
Start
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Explain a broad overview of Jewish identity and the global Jewish population
- Summarize and identify historical antisemitic tropes
- Describe the mutation of antisemitism and how it is presenting in today’s world
This course will take approximately 2-2.5 hours to complete. Supplemental reading is provided for further optional learning.01
MODULE 1
Who are "the Jewish People?"
Introduction: Building Understanding and Awareness
Welcome to Module 1! In this first part of the course, we’ll begin our journey toward understanding Jewish identity and exploring the roots and realities of antisemitism. Through this module, you’ll gain historical context, engage with personal stories, and reflect on how these topics connect to education and community today. Our goal is not only to build awareness but also to encourage empathy and meaningful reflection. As you move through each section, we invite you to approach the material with openness and curiosity, seeking to understand, not just to learn. Let’s begin this important conversation together and lay the foundation for deeper understanding in the modules ahead.
A photo or quote can go on this side to help bring this slide some type of visual
Open Reflection
Opening Perspectives: Laying the Groundwork for Identity and Awareness
You’re about to watch two short videos that introduce the Jewish people and explore the history and impact of antisemitism. As you watch, take note of any key ideas or moments that stand out, these will help you reflect and connect what you learn throughout the module.
Who are the Jewsish People?
Antisemitism in Our Midst
Vocie of the Students video (Introduction)
This is where the video of the students leading with go. Once I have the video. There will be an introduction that will be applied here.
Students Voice Video will go here
Knowledge Check!
Every story deserves reflection—here’s yours! You’ve journeyed through powerful themes of Jewish identity and resilience. Now, it’s time to pause and reflect on what you’ve discovered. This quick knowledge check will help you connect the dots, reinforce your learning, and celebrate how far you’ve come in understanding this important topic.
1/8
2/8
3/8
4/8
5/8
6/8
7/8
8/8
Module 1 Wrap-Up: Reflecting and Building Understanding Together
As we close out Module 1, take a moment to reflect on what you’ve learned about Jewish identity and the impacts of antisemitism. Your curiosity and engagement make this work meaningful. We look forward to seeing you in Module 2 as we continue building understanding and awareness.